Things like excessive dining out, bad habits, subscriptions, or impulse purchases and showing how redirecting those funds can lead to meaningful progress toward buying property.

@Griselda LuxWelcome to BiggerPockets, Griselda — and congratulations on taking action instead of staying in “research mode.”You’re not late — I started investing in my mid-40s as well, and that timing has actually been an advantage: clearer goals, better capital discipline, and less impulsive decision-making than when I was younger.

Maybe people impulse bought these during covid and are offloading them now?

To be impulsive shopping fools?"

And I would argue the guy on the street holding a gun demanding your wallet isn't mugging you either, it's just a strongly encouraged impulsive donation to their personal fund....

The current system kind of rewards impulsive "lazy" posting 4-answers vs engaging with platform.

Don't get overexcited and never make impulsive decisions. 

Finance encompasses decision-making, impulse, and ultimately a lot psychological power and discipline.

Don't be impulsive.

Same risk with the capital, no risk to original capital, yet different emotion and arguably more impulsive but you learn your lessons there too and manage that.